La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 05, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti i Friday, February 5, 1926. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Thre n hi NEWS of SOCIETY Violin Recital Will a I lie Held Tonight .y . J TliU Pvenlnff tit 8 o'clock Rtiprrd i llfiiri- HrntliMuy will rt-vcnl MIum AHeo Ji'jmHn i'uoikt li a violin i " n-fltiti at thii roshytorlnu cliuroi. l.itllo Mln CooiHir will bo uhhIhKM' ly .Mr. H. Alooro, HOpranO. - The program for tin voiilntr fol-, lows: iiiilludc et I'olonnlw, OP. 38...,.. ,, ytouxlompf Molly on tho Shore (Irish Krp Krcll?i 'fji'ro DiuitM', "Hoinoihni'A I Keel . I.Ike ti MolhorlcHM Child" ) -: ('luri'iK't Ciumron Whltti Ierp Ulvcr, I'p. Btt. No. Hi :. S. t'olrrltltre'-Tujim? ' Jiunriiijr JH - PoMhii-K rohUc Kunsct Alh'f J':in'ltti t'oorn w Tiillh'.vvlnkH..AIicr .h'tuiHU' Cooper pan-well to ruculliith,f.,,...;i'C'll(!r filjwy Aim,. Op. 2ii... : ' ; ; i'uhl'o le HuimnhII On tho wiiiKH, or Sontr t ' AltMllWlKSlOn 'Alice .inline ti t'oopcr -vMinu. hilly, jirconipaiilst ' Itrlnjf i'ou HearlH Kiih'...v Goiiii llraiiHcotnho J. ill In hy Ciortrinlt Uohh HI'ins Wnnls It. 11. Klklnr ' i inu.slt, ' ljinlon Honahl. ;, 5 Mrs. i R Moore ' MIks JIMiJrrd lovoM,' neeomjianlHt : Concert Not 2 In )S Minor. y. i ..' '.. ,.......!! itarlct1 '.- Alice Jonm-tlc Cooper . .' " t '- Alma Lilly. iiceonipaniHt., Mrs. Waldcn Hostess to Club ; r Members of llie X. 11. TV cliilt were delightfully entertulncd yen tenia y nflernoon whe'ri'frs." K. I'V M'alden was hostess' itt her home lit 'Cedar Htreft. Thn'e. tahli'H 'Of bridge were at piny during the af ternoon wllh .Mrs. Nellie Kpt'peer winning high score for the- first prize and the second prisco. going1 .to Mrs. Hoyd 1'ldeock. ' 1 r The home was decorated with pretty bouquets of the season's flowers. After the pluy.-a two-' cot live luneheon wan served. '' Shower Compliments Mrs. J. V. Bctts - Mrs. CJene Walker. Mrs. O. L. jviiici 'iiwi'il mm .tun. 1 1. n. inwin j Kiiig were nosirsscs at a. snuwer yesterday afternoon complimenting ' f j j. Unusual eopal .church were delightfully en tertulued by Lntiranee Clray Ttiura day evening at his homo on K ave nue. Twenty-eiK'lit were present. After a short business session mimes and music made up the pro Krum for the ovening. Hainty re freshiuentM, consisting-of cake, lee cream and cocoa, were served be fore adjournment ,by the commit tee in ebarKe. Mrs. Davis .Entertains Riverside Aid Mrs. Clyde Davis, was hostess to tli members" of the- Itlverside ljulies1 Aid yesterday" afternoon at her home bn Second street; The nioetliifr was culled to order-by the president, A) rs. Albert- Neuklrchner ami twelve ladien answered to llie roll call. Two visitors were also present. ' Alter the business session the hast ess , Herved dainty . refiesh-ments. e. Hcr la an unwul avenln carf ut whUv iarltt d chin tor vool outh rn vnitiit. . it la trintmwl with ihret bands ut white nmrtbou and a oeaded design in twu foiia of freen, forming a jweket ut each end. Announcements RocUtl HiiiKHtneeiiieiils iiuiy Iki prliiiitl In I hi1 column fnt if chnrjfi'. Any aiiiinuiitvitients p?r tnlnliiK to any rum-dons siieti us cookttl fooit sales, etc., will Im! refiiNiNt. AniKiiiiieeiiieiils, to be prinleil the same (lay, imit 1m 111 suclety ettltor's bnmls bj 0:110 o'eliM-k. News ed line's note. VALLING'S HAT Clearance Sale ALL WINTKR HATS ! ?1.00, SP1.95 nnd 200 NBW COATS Slandai'd makes that wear. VALLING'S . I ILI , ..J Li r Your Mirror Will hriny a rcvelalinn afttr we liavt; ilrruueil yaur hnlr hrrom liih'ly. Kiv-n your kin n limtlthful (tlow. Your brniily ia nn nwiot Ion ii.'Blrft It. Colonial Beauty ' . . Shop New Foley nidr. 3fnln Floor Mrs. J. V. KeUs- '-.TRe pari y was iflyen at . Uie hpnie of-Mrs: Walker on- Onk,', street ' with' twenty ladies present.'- t' . A deliffhtful.aft'Tnoon'. wn.s spent visit inp, seviiiff and listmunt? to the raillo, after -which , a . 'delicious luncheon was "served (py . the liosl esses. . .. Missionary; Society . 1 Plans Guest Day v The MiRslonar' society of the f'hristlan ehirel( . mot Wednesday afternoon . ut the -home ' of Mrs. I Oeorge I Anderson, with Mrs. j Waller lfrlpc and' Mrs. J. u Turdy us aHsiBiani noseesses. j ne topic fop th uftrnoon. was ,'Th Wept Indies.' v Mrs. .'Stanton Japham. Mrs, Olbson and Mrs. August V. Xelson paye- avvcral ntcrestin6 facls shout t Jamaica, and lrs. I v. M. Weeks pave a pajter on lorto Itlco. r ..- 'y , ArraiiKdnents were made for a ffiiest thiy for' the men of the church, thu'dute In lie announced later. Mrs. J...T. Iliirvey Jr.,. and Mrs. Stanton Japlium sanfi: a, beau tiful duet, accompanied by Mra Karl llouirh ttt the piano.- a (otter from Mrs. 0. V. Dunn, -the pastor' wife, woa read.' .Mrs. Dunn s ut Bpo kaJie, Wash liiK-ton. but expects to come to rt Orande In the pear fu ture. - '( : ' ' ; ' . t- i i Hr fresh men Is . were . served by the hostejisesat-'theVclase of the I ineetnK, 'i . J. s -.. . . . v Half 'Hundred' v Attend Aid Meet : priwul Veiln('ii(:iy afternoon when ilii' J.aillr' Aid sopitily of tin ITi-sliytorltjiv ,c.linrch mot In rrjru. Inr diHlQij' In -tlio roiiiniiiiiliy room of ih cltiirrh';. Mr. John Thfison, vlrn president JprcMilt'ii over tho MtPfttlHff -In' thc.'.iLliW'nooOf Mrs. J. T. Itli'hanlMon; V)iq in vIkIIImb in !"'!! 1 1 lorn lit. i I A Hoclal'liotir was onjpypil lalor In; tte; at't'ernoon'. .Mm. J. McKorfi fie. vfiiH chairman of thn oonunit. te In eliargr, of the rf frcslimimLs. Hnr aaalNtanta worn. Mrs. William Miller. Mrs, -P.. A. MeJlonalil, Mrs, O. l. lapDowell. -MM. J. C.-Mc I'hiroi..Mrs:' A. V.i l.lndirren, Mrn. V. P. l.lneoln, Jlr's. L.. J. Umlsay, Mrs. J. P.- Lynch, Mrs.. If. C. Iwin anil Mrs! A. It. l.oney. ; ,-......: Indies' Aid Meets With Mrs. Fritts . Tho sreonrtdlvlslon of 4he Meth otllMt KpiiicQpatMaillcs'.-alil mot nt the home nf Mrs.' n.-O. -'Fritts on third street yosterdny afU-rnoon In resulor monthly bnslness session. Twenty-two ladles were present nnd (Itiriiifr the. afternoon a' report. was made that the -unlshlntr chain luncheons -were proving very sue. remful. M rs. a. W- Haars. (feneral chairman of tho. luncheons, asked that all hostesses rciwirt to her". The Womahless'Weddtnir" to ho piven liy the Weflicyan1 class was announced fos Fehniary. 11. Tho membership drive, started at tho last meeting of the society, was reported to u progressing rapidly, Refreshments were served by thn hostess, assisted hy Mrs. Kmma llardlmc, Mr. I.ydla Orandy. Mrs, J. I. McKennon and Mrs. K. O, Pnyton, nfter the business meeting. - Epworth League Entertained The mrmbera of the Epworth Ifngue of the South M thodlst KpH- The Auxiliary of the Christian church will be entertained at the home- of Mrs, Audmer Playlc Mon day evening, Kebruary S. The affair- fill be In 'the. form or ttcon. tpme party in krepiu with St. Val entine's day. Mrs. nalltfs. .tlreen hns charao . tie proirrani! ' She will be assititt'diby 'Miss, lleryl Jones and Miss 1-lithfVll'heljis. ,;!,.'' ''.',, The Jtfnior :W. B. A. 'WfH' !"'' Saturday afternoon at. tho. K. i'. hall. : Sister Mary -' Says: (lly Sister Mnry) nrenkfast Oranrfe Juice, eereal. thin cream, Spanish nmelel, crisp Krnham toast, mll'c. coffee. Luncheon Noodle soup, aspara gus Nil lad rye bread, apple . pan euUt'H, tea. Pinner Broiled mutton, curried rien, creamed turnips, head Tot ttievo .with, ltnssliin. dnssinjf, Hi-n-ham bread, plain cake, canned pears, mill;, coffee. , ; Million Is so ofter) bolh'd l)ieause by cquktiiK It In water the strong flavor Is greatly ' lessened.' An n lon, peeled but tlii.slieed, and t teaspoons temod Juice aibled to water i in iov-4- "(he flavor of the meat. . ' These pancakes are nitUe,r nut nf tin ordinary but very ffood for a cold weather de'sserl, ' "n ' " ' Apple Paneakcs r Two and one-half cutis flour. 1 teaspoon Hoda, a tablespoons sutfnr, u. leospoon salti , I tablespoon melled biitltr, 2 e's, , ,'cups sour mltlf, 1 cup irrated 'tart- ap pie. - . Mix and sift flour, salt, sugar and soda. Stir in inllk niul melh-d bulJer. Ileal until smooth and add eirtfs well bealen and grated apple. Mix thoroughly and ha lie largr cakes on n lightly greased griddle A soapslono or aluminum griddle needs no greasing. The cakes should he the size of a layer cake. Spread each cake generously with maple sugar, slacking cakes as they are baked. Cut "pie fashion" anil serve very hot, Minerva Says NO ARGLMKNT! No "almost" or "mny be" nlHiiit stioen. They fit ' Or Uiey don't. The Arch -Aid Shoes do! :, At : THE B00TERY You'll get lots of kick out of these. llriand's premier of l-'rance, lb wears a $ln overcoat. Wise guy. Cheap coats lust longer. Nobody Bteuls them. I'KINt'KKS IttlNA. WHO Wll.l, hri her titled husband. I'rlnre Fvlix Youssoupoff, who rereiijly returned . to I'aris fiiim Ti'ew lurk., TheVlll oiM-n a novelty sliop tu recover .1 rum evpenw-s Invulvcd In a : recent suit uualnst Widener to I retoviT some noted paintings. Radio tory sturyl Professor Hurtsof: nollle WrlKht. David I lurauil, Hen rietta Poland and I'nelu John; H 10, prhKrum, Motor Transit coin puny. . . K.I It, -Scnttlc, ' Wnsli. (imi.lm 7NiHii'), t:3ii-il p. m.. brtfaii reciiul, foliimblii i Ins ter; , :3(i-l il. I., r. Wiirner company program, fealur iiiK artists; 10-1:1, Henry llalsli'lld's Victor Itecordlm? tireliestra. Kl,, (iiil.liiiul. (ill. (r.oN.Jni AunUel. 7-7:utt p. in,,, news. ' KMIIt, llnllyniMsl, ( ill. (J;lHni. I Slink.-), IM p. in., til an- Pimm company studio; -!0. tlic Turner orchestra. i,orin Powell, dlrccliir; Nei ltiiHKcil, hnrllnnc-, iix. iiniiywoiil. ml. (aiiii.iiin. NIHIkc), s-ri:3ii p. m., Kunuy Jim's talk; 5:11(1. First Vivsliyli.rliin cliureh orican; Tirnri. Town Talller; IIMS, travel talk, W. F. Aliler: ll:3ll. 7, Alwaler Kent concert orcliestra; 7. slorl.-s of Insrct life, II. W. MP. Klittdden; 7: 1 ti. Vhiireh anuoiince iiienls! 7::ill-K, half-hour of mu sical iri'ins; s-Jl, jii-OKram, Hroadway lleparlluint store; tl-lll, K NX fea ture proitrnni? lii-ll, 'Amhassatlor liotel dance nrcliestru; ll-a iu in., Fllmlaiiii rrollckers. KOAC, (imnllls. Ore. (JHO.Jiii- IU7llkf). 7:15 p. III., .I'lllverslly of ldaho-l)rei;on ARi'lcilltural cnlline liasketliall Kame. ' KIM), sail lYnnc Ikd, al. (IN.'tm--l)llk..). 7. 7::tn. H a. in.. dally' itocen evorolsus, Y.M. O. ,.; II30, "Yo.Tuwnr f'ryer:M 12 noon. Hertiituro readlim; 1-2 p. in., ltmly HrliTcr'B l.'iiirinunt hotel nrchostra; 2:30-3:3(1, Victor I,teitensieln mid his vlullii ensemble; H:30, palace liolsl concrl. orchesl ra, Cyrus TrohliCi director; (t:0, "Yo Towne Cryer"; tHSB-7:30,.Vuldemnr l.lnd mid the Stali-s UeStaurtint orches traf S-m, Falrmoot hotel nance or-elu-stva, Key Cn4e, director. ' ihl-v n II liiicocerniiprTroh.c KI'SN, pnsmli'iui, (nl. (itia.tlm. Il.'illke), 8-9 p. m.( Rllir-News con ceit; 11-10. dauw .orchestra, Mary Innd lintel. KTAIt, Oakland, ml. (210m. liiritlkc), 9-9:30 a.' m.', prayer ser--Icn. Hev. K. I,. Hpauldllll?! 1S-1 p. in., luncheon concert program, ; Ynullifiil ItiiblK's Itoiiud Over NOllTII HKNIV Ore. Frank Pike of North lli'lid and Fred Han Hell Of Marshfleld were bound over to llie Ki-anil' Jury by Jude Maybee In conncrl Ian wit It a plot to hold u)i J, -F. Owitws, iiianairer of -a service slallou, ciaturday nlKht. Hall was net at 20ll0.. The plot was . I'rustrated . when . OwIuks xrappled Willi one of tho yoiilhfnl. robbers ami captured him. The boys, both of whom (ice about 21 years obi, lire said In have uindo a complete conlVsxlon. ' - ? New Spring Merchandise . , v Arriving almost every day. , v ',fs . ' we Invite your inspectitm. ' PUTMAN'S ' Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and MHHnery Famous Astrruionwr Vf tlren : .- Ailcr Veum of Service MANILA, V., V (AD JiVllliiK iyesiiflit has .nwutsii lh relruent from acllvo service of i'ilher Jose AlKite; -who fop-8 years has been director of: lh(i rhtllpplnes Wcntli tr IJurenu.-., , ;--ln addition .to-beinir an astron omerf of note, Father AIkuo in vented a -number of Instruments tisdvln connection -with weather rorauitlng1,iobly the. bro-ey-rlonoiniiter. ompioyed In tli deter, minatlon of direction. dIManre and mowiinent Of;troplcal hurrlcuncH, Tli'o J,hlllppliio. service jon Drnlae In' yeliru (t6no -by through Ills de. )endabln - forecasting of typhoons in tho, Philippine, archipelago. H was a luitlve of Kpain and was cdn-; cated in clpaln, France and the; Flitted atittes. The new director Is Father Mlu-tiel Helga, H, J., a na- llvo of ltarcelonit, educated In Spain und the I'nlK.I States. Ar tec graduation from Harvard he saw observatorv service at Xxiwell Arts., and M1. Hamilton. Cal.t ob-' servatorles. LONDON tAD Many of Lon-f don's aristocracy aro busy con-1 vertinK disused stables and., attics' iu Mayfalr lulu stylish maisonrttts for their own use and the Huke' and iJiichftos of York Indirectly are! responsible. ' r SATI IIKAY. FF.llltl AltV (I. MounlHin 'llnie siniliius. KFWA, (Kieu. , f lail. , (20 1 in. IIM)k('). 4-5 p. ,'m.,., organ recital, Paramount -.-theater; . 5-ti. Ogden Itadio Dealers', program; 9-,10:30, music. Paramount theater; 10:30-, 1 2, olie iteeves nnd his orchestra, . KDA, Denver, Olio. ; (!l22.4lll. IWIIkc), 12:15 p.. m., Hlnllo theater nuisleule; II, dance - program, liar molly 'Peerless orchestra; ' ' 10:30,'" dance prpgrfini Sclieuernpin's Colo, , ' I'lH lfli" time Stations. , Kl'l, .w Angnlcs, mi, (ins.lni. (IKIkc), 5:30-0 p. m., Owen Fullon'i ('ullforultins; (i, Nightly dolngs ii:15..KFI'8 Keiiing I'dlllorillu; 0:30, vesl iioeket program; tt: 4 5, Itiulln. torlal period; 7-S, hoiir of Mexican iinisic arranged by Felipe lleig.idni x-il, .All-Auierlcan string nuartct 0-10,, vocal pupils. Kdllh Lillian Clark; 10-11, Packard Jtndio club, featuring popular songs; I 1-3 u. m.t Kl-'l niklniglit frolic, Don Meeney, master' of cereindnlcs. . - ' KH)A Seattle Wash.- ( l.-l.:lm. (Klllki ). 4-6:10 p, m., .afternoon at lionie, ' 'i'he' Tihies; today's reclp'.j 5:15-6:30, around the towne; 9:3m 11, lthorles . depnt-tiuejit store; Jackie Sotider's-'Olubt .Ua , Sern- !nUdC-S. 1 ' '. 1 1 UFON, Long ncacli, f'al. (2:i:!m, I aiillkn), ,0.1130 iv m.i.nrgien. Hrfiy.. ton's theater; .it:llo-'7, KFON gossip nnd. anuisement- Information; 7 .7:3(1. progiumi vWrlght. brothura; 7::to-S, Long rtench miinlclixil band; 8-9,'' 'Preas-Telngrain pro grami 9-11,- iOchophone. entertain ers fi-ollc. , UFWIt, Hollywood, (al, 'JKm. IHIokc), 8-9 p. m., Worncr Urolh. ers' Syncopal nrs: i.;uulce Wynn, o pnuio; lt.'iy: KcIIobk, Hill Hatch, the jnxx twins; Asliley sisters In vocal duets; ll-lll, : l-'runlc Hlm'er, liarltone; Oertrudn Iledman, so prano; Ln -ltpy KullK-rg ami his banjo; 10-11, Warner lirotliers' frolic, dirertlon Charlie Wellman. KtiW, Pm-ilnml, Ore. ( im run-! (Iinkc), 10-11:30 a. m., town crier;! music; 12:30-1:3(1 p. m., concert. . Oregon Itadio Trades association; -0-7, dinner concert, Olds, Wortmnn ' and King company; ' 9-1 2, dance music, Multnomah ' lintel; piano' solus. Curt Kremer. ' KIM, Ism Angeles, ( nl. ( Kl.l.ini- I 7l()ki-). a-(1:S(l p. m., Lelgliton's ; Arcnde cafeteria orchestra. 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